Drought in the South Central region lasts until September
The drought and lack of water in the southern central provinces until mid and late September 2015 has gradually improved, predicts the National Center for Hydrometeorolo…
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The drought and lack of water in the southern central provinces until mid and late September 2015 has gradually improved, predicts the National Center for Hydrometeorolo…
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